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Serper

Pull live Google results into your research — web listings, breaking news, and local businesses from Maps — all inside Deep Research.

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How it works

Connect your Serper key once in settings, then open SalesGPT and flip on Deep Research. From there just ask in plain language — whenever your question needs a fresh Google search, recent news, or a list of local businesses, Deep Research reaches for Serper automatically. You never touch a setting mid-chat.

What you can ask it to do

Search Google for anything on the open web

“Search Google for Ramp's latest pricing page and pull the key plan tiers.”
“Find the careers page for Notion and tell me if they're hiring account executives right now.”

Catch the latest news on an account

“What's the recent news on Rippling? Any funding rounds or layoffs in the last few weeks?”
“Show me press coverage of Databricks from this month so I can find a warm opener.”

Build local prospect lists from Google Maps

“Find dental clinics in Austin, TX I can reach out to.”
“List me commercial HVAC companies around Denver, Colorado with their websites.”

Research a company or person before a call

“Google around and give me a quick rundown on Figma's leadership team before my demo.”
“Look up what people are saying online about Gong's forecasting product versus Clari's.”

Connect your key

1

Grab your API key from your Serper dashboard.

2

Open Settings, Provider Keys in Fuse, find Serper, and paste it in.

3

That is it. Deep Research starts using Serper on your next request. Fuse encrypts the key and never exposes it to the agent.

Cost

Serper runs on your own key, so it spends your Serper credits, not Fuse credits.

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